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Proteomics
Human Protein Function Microarray
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Panorama Human p53 Protein Function Microarray is the first fully functional protein array that allows parallel analysis of your protein against multiple p53 proteins. The p53 functional array utilizes a proprietary tagging technology that is based on the presence and biotinylation of a BCCP (biotin-carboxy carrier protein) tag. When the fusion protein is correctly folded and thus functional, the expressed BCCP tag becomes biotinylated. The BCCP-biotin complex then securely tethers the spotted protein to the streptavidin coated slide.
The p53 functional protein microarray contains a human wild-type p53 and 49 SNP variants plus experimental controls to ensure the p53 protein has been spotted and is functional. The p53 proteins are printed in duplicate on a 1 x 3 inch glass slide and sequence verified. Unlike other protein microarrays which use a nitrocellulose coated slide, our p53 proteins are spotted on a streptavidin coated slide which significantly reduces background problems commonly associated with nitrocellulose.
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- Proprietary BCCP (biotin-carboxyl carrier protein) tagging technology ensures only fully functional p53 proteins are immobilized.
- Accurate representation of 49 p53 varients. Configured in two sub-arrays per slide with each protein spotted in duplicate.
- Compatible with probing by DNA, proteins, kinases & small molecules and with Cy3/Cy5 –based detection chemistries.
Array Map (10 kb PDF)
Slide Analysis Template
Functional Array Technology
Technical Poster (220 kb PDF)
Order Information
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Product Description |
Technical Bulletin |
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Panorama® Human Protein Function Microarray-p53 |
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Kit Contents:
- Panorama Human p53 Microarrays - 2 ea
- GADD45 DNA Probe-Cy3
- Anti-p53-Cy5
- Instruction Booklet
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This product is sold under an exclusive worldwide license and a joint collaborative agreement between Sigma-Aldrich Corp. and Procognia Limited.
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